Allegiant adds low-cost flights out of Fort Lauderdale airport. Here’s what to know
Allegiant Air is expanding at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport with four new nonstop routes (Boston, Pittsburgh, Omaha, Nebraska, and Kansas City, Missouri) starting this fall.
The low-cost carrier’s growth comes as FLL adjusts to the loss of Spirit Airlines, which abruptly shut down operations in early May.
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Here are key takeaways:
- In announcing the new routes, Allegiant said introductory one-way fares would start at $59. Service to Boston begins Oct. 1, while flights to Omaha, Kansas City and Pittsburgh launch Oct. 2.
- Fares start at $79 for Boston, Omaha and Kansas City, and $59 for Pittsburgh. Tickets are available on Allegiant’s website.
- The expansion follows Spirit Airlines’ May 2 collapse, when it canceled all flights across the U.S., Caribbean and Latin America, citing “insurmountable financial pressures” and rising fuel prices.
- Spirit held the largest share of passenger traffic at FLL in March 2026 at 24.5%, followed by JetBlue at 22%. Travel analysts have warned Spirit’s absence could push fares higher.
- Allegiant accounted for just 4.1% of FLL passenger traffic in March but posted a 26.8% increase, the largest jump among major carriers that month.
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